I miss Story-driven single-player Dinosaur games.
Dinosaur games have been either park management or online survival game like ark.
Dinosaur games have been either park management or online survival game like ark.
OT Games Dino Crisis
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This is a bit off topic, but if you like Dino Crisis and Jurassic Park, have a look at this. 
Saw that the other day, this what a modern dino crisis should be like. Primal and terrifying.This is a bit off topic, but if you like Dino Crisis and Jurassic Park, have a look at this.
This is a bit off topic, but if you like Dino Crisis and Jurassic Park, have a look at this.
it's cool we see a fully grown adult allosaurus compare to the fallen kingdom which was a kid.
now if only adult dilophosaurus got the same treatment.
Praying we get to see a full grown Dilo in Jurassic World 3. The teases are getting too much between the hologram in JW and the hoots in the bushes at the beginning of Fallen Kingdom.
I've not played any of the Dino Crisis games in years. I did enjoy the first two, but I can't say I was daft on them or anything. The third one was a steaming pile of dinosaur faeces, so big, that Jeff Goldblum would be proud of it.
To be honest, I wonder why Capcom didn't continue the series, because I hate open-ended games. Regina was supposed to rescue Dylan and Paula, when the big explosion occurred. I don't really want to count Dino Stalker, as that was just a side story.
To be honest, I wonder why Capcom didn't continue the series, because I hate open-ended games. Regina was supposed to rescue Dylan and Paula, when the big explosion occurred. I don't really want to count Dino Stalker, as that was just a side story.
guess who is number one?
Edit: wrong video link now fixed.
Capcom to ‘awaken dormant IPs’ after ‘indisputable’ success of DMC 5
Metro.co.uk writes:
by GameCentral, Friday 18 Oct 2019
After years in the wilderness, Capcom has had a real turnaround in their fortunes recently, starting with the release of Monster Hunter: World early last year.
Despite being a more than decade old franchise the game finally became a hit in the West, encouraging Capcom to make more titles that weren’t afraid to hide their Japanese origins.
That led to the Resident Evil 2 remake and Devil May Cry 5, which a new financial report (warning: .PDF) has classified as an ‘indisputable success’.
The report goes further though, and says that ‘Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 were both indisputable successes, having been developed in-line with the highly stringent, world-class quality standards that drove the success of Monster Hunter: World.’
By the end of Capcom’s financial year in March 2019 (so it will have sold even more by now) Resident Evil 2 had sold 4.2 million copies, while Devil May Cry 5 sold 2.1 million, with the later described as ‘successfully re-establishing the series’.
The most exciting bit for fans though is Capcom’s three-point plan for the future, which is to 1. strengthen digital sales, 2. increase the length of support for existing titles, and 3. ‘awaken dormant intellectual properties’.
Although no names are mentioned another part of the report also mentions promoting ‘utilisation of dormant IP and remakes’.
Capcom currently does not have any major releases scheduled for this year or next, just a few Mega Man re-releases and compilations. So clearly they’ve got some major announcements waiting in the wings, with a remake of PlayStation 1 game Resident Evil 3 now almost a certainty – not to mention Resident Evil 8.
But Resident Evil isn’t a dormant franchise, thankfully, so what else are they thinking of doing? Onimusha is perhaps the most obvious guess, as it recently had a remaster, presumably to gauge current interest in what was, at one time, one of Capcom’s biggest sellers.
Dino Crisis is another popular guess, given how well it’d fit the Resident Evil 2 remake formula – even if it’s only the first game in the series that was ever really popular.
Beyond that it could be almost anything, from Bionic Commando to Viewtiful Joe, Okami, Dragon’s Dogma, Breath Of Fire, Strider, Ghosts ‘N Goblins, Final Fight, and dozens of others (although we admit we’re kind of hoping we’ve seen the last of Dead Rising).
Marvel Vs. Capcom is also fairly likely, as there have been rumours of Capcom attempting to make a proper Marvel Vs. Capcom 4, and sweeping Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite under the carpet.
(Sources: www.metro.co.uk, Youtube [1] [2] [3] )
Metro.co.uk writes:
by GameCentral, Friday 18 Oct 2019
After years in the wilderness, Capcom has had a real turnaround in their fortunes recently, starting with the release of Monster Hunter: World early last year.
Despite being a more than decade old franchise the game finally became a hit in the West, encouraging Capcom to make more titles that weren’t afraid to hide their Japanese origins.
That led to the Resident Evil 2 remake and Devil May Cry 5, which a new financial report (warning: .PDF) has classified as an ‘indisputable success’.
The report goes further though, and says that ‘Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 were both indisputable successes, having been developed in-line with the highly stringent, world-class quality standards that drove the success of Monster Hunter: World.’
By the end of Capcom’s financial year in March 2019 (so it will have sold even more by now) Resident Evil 2 had sold 4.2 million copies, while Devil May Cry 5 sold 2.1 million, with the later described as ‘successfully re-establishing the series’.
The most exciting bit for fans though is Capcom’s three-point plan for the future, which is to 1. strengthen digital sales, 2. increase the length of support for existing titles, and 3. ‘awaken dormant intellectual properties’.
Although no names are mentioned another part of the report also mentions promoting ‘utilisation of dormant IP and remakes’.
Capcom currently does not have any major releases scheduled for this year or next, just a few Mega Man re-releases and compilations. So clearly they’ve got some major announcements waiting in the wings, with a remake of PlayStation 1 game Resident Evil 3 now almost a certainty – not to mention Resident Evil 8.
But Resident Evil isn’t a dormant franchise, thankfully, so what else are they thinking of doing? Onimusha is perhaps the most obvious guess, as it recently had a remaster, presumably to gauge current interest in what was, at one time, one of Capcom’s biggest sellers.
Dino Crisis is another popular guess, given how well it’d fit the Resident Evil 2 remake formula – even if it’s only the first game in the series that was ever really popular.
Beyond that it could be almost anything, from Bionic Commando to Viewtiful Joe, Okami, Dragon’s Dogma, Breath Of Fire, Strider, Ghosts ‘N Goblins, Final Fight, and dozens of others (although we admit we’re kind of hoping we’ve seen the last of Dead Rising).
Marvel Vs. Capcom is also fairly likely, as there have been rumours of Capcom attempting to make a proper Marvel Vs. Capcom 4, and sweeping Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite under the carpet.
(Sources: www.metro.co.uk, Youtube [1] [2] [3] )
Imagine if Capcom added a Regina costume for Jill to the 3: Nemesis remake, like they did in the original 1999 version. That would definitely get everyone talking.
It's really only a matter of time before Capcom formally announces a Dino Crisis remake. I'm sure!
It's really only a matter of time before Capcom formally announces a Dino Crisis remake. I'm sure!
Source: https://bloody-disgusting.com/video...rademarks-including-dino-crisis-darkstalkers/
Dino crisis had been recently trademarked by capcom.
Dino crisis had been recently trademarked by capcom.
Hyped about the fan REmake.
I just pretend Dino Crisis 3 ain't real, and Dino Stalker rounded it out as a trilogy, even though Regina wasn't even in that game at all.
New Trailer of the fan made Dino Crisis game was released to day.
This should light a fire under Capcom's asses to do a full DC reboot. ?
The same as when those indie people worked on REborn, or whatever it was called.
This was instrumental in us getting the RE 2 remake, after begging them for years to do it officially and here we are, with RE 3.
The same as when those indie people worked on REborn, or whatever it was called.
This was instrumental in us getting the RE 2 remake, after begging them for years to do it officially and here we are, with RE 3.
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passion projects! ??
passion projects! ??honesty I hope capcom confirms that Dino Crisis REmake/REboot is in development with RE engine in mind that would be awesome.
You and I both! It's what I want to see next after REmake 3 is released.
Dino Crisis just makes sense and I hope it really does happen soon.
And I'll join that no feathers squad. I don't care if its realistic or not, give me my damn scaly Jurassic Park dinosaurs please.